The Gatekeepers encounter in Destiny 2’s Vault of Glass has players defeat Wyverns and Praetorians to advance to the final boss. To get the “Strangers in Time” challenge, however, players have to defeat both at the same time. Getting the challenge isn’t as tricky as it sounds, though. It requires a good deal of communication, a fair bit of firepower, and some patience. How to complete the “Strangers in Time” challenge To finish this challenge, guardians must take out the Praetorian (the Vex with the nearly impenetrable shield) and the Wyvern at the same time.

Fortnite players can get some cool, free stuff for their game account if they have a code for it. These codes are usually a part of Fortnite developer Epic Games’ own promotions or part of a partnership of the developer with another company. Players get special cards with codes for the item they can redeem if they participate in these promotions. Redeeming them while logged into their game account is the only step needed to unlock the in-game reward of that code.

Hallow’s End is officially upon Azeroth in World of Warcraft Classic, and for Burning Crusade players, it’s finally time to take on the Headless Horseman. Players can summon the Headless Horseman one time every day. This means that in a full group of five players, each can summon the horseman, giving you five total opportunities to get some of the unique seasonal loot. Along with three different rings, the horseman drops a helmet, a sword with an on-use ability that summons Pumpkin Soldiers, and other goodies.

Watching Twitch from the comfort of your own living room is something most dreamed about considering Twitch doesn’t have application support on most Smart TVs. Now it’s a reality, though. Like most multimedia apps, Twitch doesn’t support screen mirroring, so this method can’t be used to connect your smartphone to a smart TV. Instead, you’ll have to make use of an app called Tubio.  Tubio connects to your smart TV by using your internet connection.

An extensive data mine on the recently released Aperture Desk Job performed by Valve-focused journalist Tyler McVicker has revealed extensive information about an ambitious new Half-Life project from Valve, as well as information about a handful of other unannounced titles. The source code for Aperture Desk Job, released on March 1, gives an extensive look at “Citadel,” an impressive but unconfirmed Half-Life project supposedly in the works at Valve. McVicker describes it as “Combine vs rebels, team-based, squad-based, class-based RTS/FPS hybrid…with a single-player campaign and two major systems at play.

Everfrost is one of the best Mythic items for mid lane champions in League of Legends. It allows you to unleash a flurry of ice to deal damage and slow enemies caught by it. But despite having great stats and a powerful effect, it was underpicked compared to other Mythic options until recently. The buffs to Everfrost in Patch 11.4 increased the gold efficiency of the item and will define the meta in the future.

League of Legends releases more than 100 skins for its champions every year, and over more than 10 years, Riot has almost reached the 2,000 skin mark for summoners to use. In 2021 alone, the total number of skins given to champions was 127, according to the League Wiki.  But there have been instances where League players felt like some of their favorite champions received more skins than others. While some champions still await their second skin after their release one, others have been collecting cosmetics one after another.

With every variant of Yu-Gi-Oh! comes some type of Forbidden and Limited card list Konami uses to help maintain a balanced competitive meta. For the mobile game Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links, Konami implements not only an original ban list, but also utilizes a completely different classification system for cards included with each iteration.  Unlike the official TCG Forbidden and Limited Card, the Duel Links Forbidden and Limited list is broken up into four specific parts instead of three.

Doublelift has spilled the beans on TSM founder Andy “Reginald” Dinh, his relationship with his former team, and why he ultimately made the decision to retire from professional League of Legends. The most decorated player in LCS history, an eight-time NA champion, revealed that his retirement boiled down to Regi. “Honestly, I fucking hate TSM. Mostly because of Andy [Dinh],” Doublelift said on his Twitch stream on Nov. 9. Doublelift explained SwordArt, a Worlds 2020 finalist and sought-after support from the LPL, was keen on playing with him in 2021.

Jhin, the Virtuoso, is one of the strongest ADCs in League of Legends. The critical damage dealt by Jhin makes him extremely dangerous for his opponents. At full build, the champion can quickly eliminate opponents with no problems at all. As with all champions in League, different items are going to work better for Jhin’s kit more than others and these items will change depending on the situation he finds himself in during the match.